
DMT: Dream Dealer is a walking simulator that guides you trough a trip between worlds. You'll never know if what you see is real, or if you are in a trance. A game made to delight your sensory system, inspired by titles like The Stanley Parable, Dear Esther, Gone Home...
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Languages: English**languages with full audio support
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An incredibly simple, and short, walking sim with brief jumping elements. Developer's first game, and it shows. Hardly significant unless one plays it alongside substance use. It's only worth playing out of respect for the cool Point Shop wallpapers. The soundtracks were pretty good though. Runs well on Steam Deck, but plays better with mouse and keyboard.
The game is not bad, it has a little bit of everything but it is more troll, the music matches, the space is beautiful, I loved it.
With clear nods to atmospheric explorations like The Stanley Parable and Dear Esther, the game's strength lies in its immersive, sensory-driven design
You can't even call this crap a game. Those who praise it probably haven't played anything except VKontakte games. The controls are disgusting, the blurry textures of the planets look completely ridiculous. 24/7 chill-radio instead of sound. Some schoolboy just threw assets into Unity, added bright colors, and now it's a "deep psychedelic runner game." Chewed molehill of this gamedev, strand. 0 out of 10, fell for the beautiful (and expensive) background.
This crap shouldn't even be called a game. Those who praise it probably haven't played anything beyond VKontakte games. The controls are disgusting, the blurry planet textures look utterly ridiculous. 24/7 chill radio instead of sound. Some schoolkid just threw assets into Unity, added bright colors, and now it's a "deep psychedelic runner game." Chewed mole of this gamedev, strand. 0 out of 10, baited by the beautiful (and expensive) background.
This ♥♥♥♥ can't even be called a game. Those who praise it probably haven't played anything other than VKontakte games. The controls are disgusting, the blurry planet textures look ridiculously awful. 24/7 chill radio instead of sound. Some schoolkid just threw assets into Unity, added bright colors, and now it's a "deep psychedelic runner game." Chewed mole of this gamedev, strand. 0 out of 10, fell for the beautiful (and expensive) background.
nice game
Такой кусок переработанных отходов нужно ещё поискать... Напоминает атмосферу игр собранных на конструкторе 3D-игр, что продавался ещё в начале нулевых: плоские объекты, просто текстуры различных изображений натянуты на кубические формы, отвратительная работа со звуком (хотя музыкальные вставки бывают любопытны, но это заслуга не игродела). В общем и целом - брать её строго не рекомендовано.
Still nobody sold me anything weird in-game
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